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How to Assign Different Rates For Different Positions
If a user is paid differently based upon the position they are working, set up their hourly rate settings to make the position-based rate assignments automatic. If you haven’t already done so, add positions and assign positions to your users. Hover over Workplace, then select Employee Users. Click Edit that...Applies to Admins, Managers, Supervisors
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When to Use Positions and Tags
Both positions and tags define a user’s qualifications. In this article, we’ll examine both objects and help you decide when to use them. Positions assign users and shifts to a particular duty or skill. Tags provide an additional eligibility requirement that you can layer on top of positions. Positions can be...Applies to Admins, Managers, Supervisors
From your iPhone or iPad
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Creating and Managing Positions
Positions are used to assign users and shifts to a particular duty or skill. You can also create and manage positions from your computer or Android device. You must have manager or admin level access to create a position. When you modify a position, the schedule and timesheets are immediately updated. From the When... -
When to Use Positions and Tags
Both positions and tags define a user’s qualifications. In this article, we’ll examine both objects and help you decide when to use them. Positions assign users and shifts to a particular duty or skill. Tags provide an additional eligibility requirement that you can layer on top of positions. Positions can be...Applies to Admins, Managers, Supervisors
From your Android phone
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Creating and Managing Positions
Positions are used to assign users and shifts to a particular duty or skill. You can also create positions from your computer or iOS device. You must have manager or admin level access to create a position. When you modify a position, the schedule and timesheets are immediately updated. From the When I Work Scheduling app,... -
When to Use Positions and Tags
Both positions and tags define a user’s qualifications. In this article, we’ll examine both objects and help you decide when to use them. Positions assign users and shifts to a particular duty or skill. Tags provide an additional eligibility requirement that you can layer on top of positions. Positions can be...Applies to Admins, Managers, Supervisors